Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-28
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Wheeling.

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Wheeling.
TUESDAY, September p.
Business in in good condition, and the
fall trade will be heavy. Green apples are
in betterdemand and prices have advanced.
Home stock is quoted at 81 % to 81 so
and Others at 81 70 to So 90. Cabbage
is somewhat plentier with a slight decline
in prices. The demand for potatoes con-
tinues good with a lighter supply, and
there is a prospect for an advance IN prices.
Butter is in light supply, and the demand
is improving while quotations have adj
vanced. The sale of watermelons is about
done. Spring chickens continue in good
demand, with prices advanced. The fol-
lowing are wholesale quotations:
Butter-COuntry choice 16a1Sc; good
country 1Oa12c; common 5a6c. The supply
is light and the demand is good.
Beans For h~and-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply is very
light. Prices are 81 50 pei bushel.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory Sic;
New York 14al5c; Sweitzer 139a14c; Linn
berger 9a1O. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock l7alSc per
dozen. Supply light, demand good.
Feathers-Choice in original packages
5Oa55c; in small lots 4a5c extra.
Potat0es-Home raised, new, 7OaS0c
per bushel, with scarce supply and good
demand.
Poultry - Live chickens, old, So 90
per dozen; spring chickens 81 5Oal IS
per dozen; demand good and supply light.
Rags-Steady at Halle for white mixed
cotton; 1al4c for all wool, and Hall for
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with a fair de-
mand, at 6la7c.
O~nions-Per bushel 81 GOAL 10; demand
good supply scarce,
Cabbage-Home raised 81 25 per barrel;
demand fair; supply fair.
New COrn-Per dozen 15c; supply fair,
demand good.
Tomatoes-6Oc per bushel; demand
poor; supply fair.
Pears-Home raised So OOa4 90 per
barrel, owing to quality supply light;
demand good.
Peaches-Per box 81 5Oa2 90; demand
good; supply light.
New York.
NEW YORK, September 27.-Flour-Re-
ceipts b, 029 packages; exports l1,OS3
barrels and %, 40l sacks; market very firm,
fairly active; sales "a, 200 barrels; superfine
s. 50a3 10; common to good extra Western
and State So 90a3 so; good to choice, do.
50 Coal 80. Wheat-ReCeipts 100, 45O
bushels; exports s9,3l6 bushels; sales
5, go, 900 bushels futures, and 10000
bushels spot; options moderately active;
SPOT lots, a shade batter, but less active;
ungraded red SlaS5c; No. | red Sc; No. .
red September 8laSlSc, closing at 81ic;
October 80 5-t6aSlsc closing at site; No
vember S2sas23C. closing at S2sc; Deem
Der S33aS4 5.l6c, closing at sac; January
s. l-l6aaS5%c, closing at S5ic; February
s~6g6as63c, closing at S63c; March S7@aS7sc C.
closing at SIC; April s8i as9c, closing at
SSic; May S9la9O!c, closing at S9sc; June
9Oa9Olc, closing at cole. Corn-Receipts
SO, 600 bushels; exports 164, ia bushels;
sales 7l2, 600 bushels futures, 226, 900 bush
els spot: options closed steady; ungrad.
ed 5lBa52c; No. . October 50ia50!c, closing
at soc; November 50sa5l3c, closing at
SHE; December 5la5l3c, closing at size;
May 52la52 13.1Gc, closing at 52}c. Oats
Receipts IA, 500 bushels; exports As
900 bushels; sales 1886, 900 bushels futures
and Isl, 900 bushels spot; market active
and a shade higher; mixed western 324a34c;
white do 35a40c. Hay-Quiet and steady.
Hops-Dull. COffee-SpOt fair; Rio firm
at 19lc; options moderately active 5al0
points higher; sales IS, 500 Gags; September
H. soc, October II. 70al7. cS5; November
II. 95a1S 10c; December, IS. 15c; January
and February Is. 20a15. 30c; March, April
and May Is 25a1S. 40c; JunelS 35c. Sugar
Firm and quiet; refined steady; powdered
6!a6ic; g~ranulated 6 Lice; cubes &c.
Molasses-Quiet; ordinary black strap lie.
Rice-Firm. Parliamentary; United
67!c. Cotton Seed 0il-Quoted at 32lc;
crude 4l3a43c. Tallow-Firm. Rosin-
Steady at 81 O7!al 124. Turpentine-
Firm at $3.50. Eggs-In fair demand; re-
ceipts 1914 packages; western 17al9c.
| WOol-Firm; domestic fleece 26a34c; pulled
l4a33c; Texas 9a33c. Pork-Dull and
easier; mess, $14 75a15 90, old SIS 75a
Is 90; new SIC 90. Cut Meats-Active;
picked shoulders 6a6tc. Lard-A shade
higher, closed firm; western steam spot
S. s.; September S. Ta6 So; October
| So 70; November Sc 6sa6 -; December
Sc 6Sa6 II; January So 74a6 rs; city
steam Sc 20. BuJter-Quiet, generally
steady; western l3a24c. Cheese-Frmer;
western 94a1lic. COpper-Steady; lake
1O4c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Ills, September H.-Cables
were again very encouraging for the bulls,
spot wheat and corr were firm and in fair
demand at Liverpool, and for futures the
demand was called good. Wheat did not
reach before noon as high a point as yes
terday. Corn was moderately active and
firm to-day. Oats were stronger. Pro-
visions were rather quiet. F~lour--Better
demand, prices unchanged. Wheat-Cash
No. 2 spring 7ls7l}c; No. 3 spring CSC;
No. . red 73c; September 70la7ltc,
closing at The; October 71a71fc, closing
at 71sc; December 7~3fa74sc, closing at
74tc; May 7sta79sc, closing at 79cs. Corn
Cash No. 2 42c; September 41fa42sc, clos
ing at 42c; October 413a42tc, closing at
4Ifc; November 414a42sc, closing at 415c;
May 42ia45fc, closing at 45tc. Oats
Cash No. 2 oslo; September 25ta25lcj
MAY 292c. Rye-Cash No. 2 4Sc. Bar
ley-No. 2 69c. Flax Seed-No. 1 81 06k.
Timothy Seed-Prime 81 %. Mess Pork
Cash SIS co.; year S12 90; January S12 80.
Lard-Cash S. IS; September and October